Net Zero 4Ds: discover your innovation, define your opportunities, develop your skills, deliver your roadmap


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4Ds: discover your innovation, define your opportunities, develop your skills, deliver your roadmap

As introduced during our previous webinar on the 2021 programme, which was designed around each chapter of the Scottish Government Climate Change Plan (CCP), we have now published the consolidated Ds of the double diamond methodology used for all the chapters. If you want to catch up with what we’ve covered so far in our Net Zero Skills Support Programme throughout 2021, then these PDF slick decks are the perfect place to start! Click on each “D” below to explore the relevant slide deck.

 

  • Discover – Innovations: this is a list of all the innovations presented in 2021 for all 8 chapters that can be used to inspire, to define ambitions, and develop a vision or pivot towards sustainability.
  • Define – Opportunities: this is a list of all the opportunities presented in 2021 for all 8 chapters that can be used to identify opportunities to leverage innovations in Scotland and further afield.
  • Develop – Skills: having articulated a vision and identified the opportunities, it is likely that new skills will be required to deliver that vision and leverage that opportunity. This summarised where and how these skills could be gained across all 8 chapters of the CCP(OSF model).
  • Deliver – Roadmap: You have ambitions, you have identified opportunities, you know the skills you will need to leverage these opportunities and implement this vision, it is now time to deliver. This is a consolidation of all the examples and means to develop and fund a roadmap presented during the 2021 programme.

 

 

Upcoming Net Zero Skills Webinar

Developing a SMART roadmap will also be the topic of our next webinar. Join us on Tuesday 22 March for a detailed overview of how to build a SMART Roadmap to net zero.

 

All of our net zero skills support sessions are available to view below. If you have any questions at all about the support we’re offering, then please contact Eric Boinard ericboinard@scottishengineering.org.uk